Educational Legislation
English Language Teaching Methodology
Assessment & Competences
Designing Learning Situations
English, Culture & Real Classroom Practice
100

Which national law currently regulates the Spanish education system?

LOMLOE

100

Are listening and reading receptive or productive skills?

Receptive

100

Is assessment in LOMLOE continuous or occasional?

Continuous

100

What element must always appear in a learning situation?

A final product or challenge.

100

Name one English‑speaking country.

UK, USA, Ireland…

200

Which decree establishes the Primary curriculum in the Valencian Community and ammends the previous one?

Decree 96/2026

200

Name one principle of the communicative approach.

Interaction, meaningful use of language, focus on meaning…

200

Name one assessment tool useful in foreign language teaching.

Rubrics, checklists, learning journals…

200

Give one example of a learning situation for English in Primary.

Creating a podcast, preparing an interview, designing a tourist brochure…

200

Name one ice‑breaker activity for the first day of class.

Find someone who…, Two truths and a lie…

300

Name the two key competences directly related to foreign language learning.

Plurilingual competence, communicative competence

300

What is scaffolding in the English classroom?

Temporary support that helps learners progress.

300

What is the difference between an assessment criterion and an assessment tool?

Criteria define what to evaluate; tools collect evidence.

300

What makes a learning situation “authentic”?

It connects with real needs and meaningful contexts.

300

Why is culture important in language learning?

It provides context, motivation, and meaning.

400

What is a sequencing of activities that are originated by a sustainable development goal and derive into a final product that assesses the students' performance in a formative, continuous and global way?

Learning situation


400

 What does “comprehensible input” mean?

Language slightly above the learner’s level.

400

Why is self‑assessment important in language learning?

It fosters metacognition and autonomy.

400

What is the role of intermediate tasks?

They structure the process and build necessary knowledge.

400

Give one strategy to encourage shy students to participate orally.

Roles, cooperative work, guided turns…

500

Explain how specific competences connect to assessment criteria.

Specific competences are operationalised through criteria that guide evaluation.

500

Explain how the communicative approach supports plurilingual competence.

It promotes functional language use and transfer between languages.

500

Explain how communicative competence can be evidenced in a learning situation.

Through real tasks where learners use language to achieve a purpose.

500

How are linguistic, sociocultural, and strategic knowledge integrated in a learning situation?

Through activities combining language use, cultural context, and communication strategies

500

Explain the connection between culture, motivation, and communicative competence.

Culture creates interest; motivation drives use; competence develops through meaningful interaction.

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